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Key Community Reports

Crime Survivors Speak Report 2022

SANDAG - District Attorney Juvenile Diversion Initiative 2022

Law Enforcement Response Crime February 2024

Key Highlights

  • By a margin of nearly 3 to
    1, victims believe that prison
    makes people more likely
    to commit crimes than to
    rehabilitate them.
  • Seven in 10 victims prefer that
    prosecutors focus on solving
    neighborhood problems and
    stopping repeat crimes through
    rehabilitation, even if it means fewer convictions and prison sentences.
  • Two out of three victims did
    not receive help following the
    incident, and those who did were
    far more likely to receive it from
    family and friends than the criminal justice system.
  • By a margin of 7 to 1, victims
    prefer increased investments
    in crime prevention and
    programs for at-risk youth over
    more investments in prisons
    and jails.


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Law Enforcement Response Crime February 2024

SANDAG - District Attorney Juvenile Diversion Initiative 2022

Law Enforcement Response Crime February 2024

Key Highlights 

  • Juvenile arrests increased for all crime categories in 2022, ranging from 17% to 64%.
  • Top cities with an increase in juvenile arrests are: Chula Vista, Poway, National City, Escondido, and Vista.
  • Arrests decreased for all racial/ethnic groups, though Black and Hispanic individuals continued to be overrepresented in arrest statistics.


What insights does this report provide to restorative practitioners?


  • An expansion of law enforcement partnerships with community diversion programs. 
  • An increase in services for crime victims is urgently needed.


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SANDAG - District Attorney Juvenile Diversion Initiative 2022

SANDAG - District Attorney Juvenile Diversion Initiative 2022

SANDAG - District Attorney Juvenile Diversion Initiative 2022

What insights does this report convey to restorative practitioners?


  • Expanding the number of memorandums of understanding with community partners is urgently important.
  • 73% of youth diverted to the District Attorney's diversion program are classified as low-level offenders, indicating they require low-intensity interventions. This suggests that, if legally permissible, law enforcement can divert more cases to community partners. 


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SANDAG - District Attorney Juvenile Diversion Initiative 2023

SANDAG - District Attorney Juvenile Diversion Initiative 2023

SANDAG - District Attorney Juvenile Diversion Initiative 2022

Key Highlights


  • Risk assessments of participants indicated the program contributed to increased resiliency among them.
  • Youth that completed the program during year 2 of services had slightly lower recidivism outcomes compared to year 1, with eight (5%) receiving a new referral within six months of program exit compared to 18 (9%) for year 1.
  • Recidivism outcomes for youth that did not successfully complete the program during the second year were higher than those in the previous year, with 14 (42%) with a new referral within six months of exit compared to 13 (25%) in year 1.


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Alternatives to Incarceration March 2023

SANDAG - District Attorney Juvenile Diversion Initiative 2023

Alternatives to Incarceration March 2023

Key Findings


  • Provide evidence-based, person-centered services that reduce recidivism, assist with basic and immediate needs, and increase individual-level health, self-sufficiency, and positive personal relationships and community connections.
  • Prioritize alternatives to incarceration as a public safety, equity, and health strategy, and evaluate rehabilitative services in these domains.


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Juvenile Arrests Increased February 2024

SANDAG - District Attorney Juvenile Diversion Initiative 2023

Alternatives to Incarceration March 2023

Key Highlight 


  • Juvenile arrest rates increased for all races/ethnicities in 2022. Compared to the previous year, the largest increases were seen among minority groups (54% for Blacks and 35% for Hispanics). Combined, both groups comprised 78% of all arrestees in 2022 (59% for Hispanics and 17% for Blacks).


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